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INSTRUCTOR'S
CORNER
IF YOU ARE
NOT YET AN INSTRUCTOR:
Each year the
American Red Cross teaches valuable lifesaving skills to nearly 12 million
people, approximately 1 in every 23 Americans. But we can't do it alone. We need
your help because you have a gift you can give to others ... your time,
your knowledge, your experience.
American Red Cross instructors:
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Make a
difference in their communities
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Train
co-workers and other employees in local companies or organizations -
Teach a
variety of courses including First Aid, Adult CPR/AED, Infant & Child
CPR/AED, Professional Rescuer Training, Babysitter's Training, etc. -
Gain
valuable teaching experience
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Put relevant personal and
professional experience to good use
Are you the
right person for the job?
Our
instructors become members of a select group of trained individuals who reflect the standards and ideals of the American Red
Cross. Instructors teach Health & Safety and other programs within a chapter's
jurisdiction, imparting knowledge and skills consistent with established policies, procedures, standards and guidelines.
Here
are some of the qualities we look for in American Red Cross instructors.
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Communication
Skills. Do you speak clearly, listen carefully and enjoy communicating with a variety of people?
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Subject
Knowledge. Are you willing to develop a thorough knowledge of the
course subject and keep well informed of new developments?
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Positive
Attitude. Are you enthusiastic about a subject and anxious to share
your enthusiasm with course participants?
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Patience
and Flexibility. Can you patiently explain facts and answer
questions? Are you flexible in meeting the diverse learning needs of
students?
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Professional
Behavior. Are you punctual, reliable, able to manage a group of
people and willing to follow rules and regulations?
Even if you are still developing some of these skills, you may be a great
candidate to become a Red Cross instructor. Contact
us today to find out more about
becoming a Red Cross Instructor!
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